Soapsmith Coffee Scrub is blended with premium Perky Blenders coffee grounds and enriched with natural oils and butters, including cocoa butter and shea butter, to exfoliate and leave skin smooth and beautifully fragranced.
Soapsmith coffee body scrub is made with premium ingredients, including Perky Blenders coffee grounds, natural oils such as jojoba oil, and skin-loving butters, Soapsmith body scrub deeply nourishes and smooths the skin. The caffeine in this natural body scrub helps to stimulate the blood flow to the skin. The deep, sweet notes of sandalwood, amber, and tonka bean leave skin beautifully fragranced and smooth.
How to use: Carefully open the pouch, take a handful of the coffee scrub, and rub onto wet or dry skin. Massage the coffee scrub in a circular motion all over the body for a few minutes, then rinse off to reveal soft, moisturised skin.
For external use only.
Coffee Grounds (Coffea Arabica Seed Powder), Sugar (Sucrose), Epsom Salt (Magnesium Sulfate), Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Theobroma Cacao (Cocoa) Seed Butter, Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil, Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis (Sweet Almond) Oil, Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil, Ricinus Rommunis Seed (Castor) Oil, Tocopherol (Vitamin E), Phenoxyethanol, Parfum (Fragrance), Benzyl Benzoate*, Amyl Cinnamal*, Hexyl Cinnamal*, Isoeugenol*, Benzyl Alcohol* (*Naturally Occurring In Essential Oils)
What is body exfoliation?
Body exfoliation is the process of removing dead skin cells from the surface of the skin to reveal smoother, fresher-looking skin. You can use a scrub or other exfoliating product to gently slough off the outermost layer of dead skin cells.
Why is body exfoliation important?
Exfoliating the body brings fresh skin to the surface and gets rid of the older skin. It helps to unclog pores, prevent ingrown hairs, improve circulation, and promote cell turnover. Exfoliating the body also allows moisturisers and other skincare products to penetrate more effectively, resulting in softer, smoother skin.
How often should I exfoliate my body?
There is no right or wrong answer for this; however, do be aware of your skin and how it feels. As a general guideline, most people can exfoliate 1–3 times per week.
What are the different types of body exfoliators?
There are various ways to exfoliate your body. Some people like scrubs, others prefer brushes or loofah, and then there is a pool of people that like the chemicals, e.g. AHAs or BHAs, which dissolve the dead skin. It’s all about personal preference.
Can I use the same exfoliator for my face and body?
We tend to say no and you should look at the ingredients on the packaging. The skin on our body is different from our face. Exfoliators for the body may use coarser particles, which may be damaging to the skin on the face.
Are there any precautions or things to consider when exfoliating the body?
There are a few things to consider for sure. It’s recommended not to exfoliate on broken skin, as it’s perhaps already thin in that area and needs to heal. Do not overscrub, as this will damage the skin. It is also suggested that you moisturise after exfoliating to make sure that the skin is nicely hydrated.
Can body exfoliation help with specific skin concerns?
Yes, body exfoliation can address various skin concerns. It can help improve the appearance of rough, dry skin, reduce the occurrence of ingrown hairs, and enhance the effectiveness of other skincare products. Exfoliation can also assist in fading the appearance of scars or uneven skin tone over time. However, for specific skin conditions or concerns, it's best to consult with a dermatologist for personalised advice.
Is body exfoliation suitable for all skin types?
Body exfoliation is generally suitable for all skin types, but the frequency and intensity of exfoliation may vary. Those with dry or sensitive skin should opt for milder exfoliators and limit the frequency, while individuals with oily or non-sensitive skin may be able to exfoliate more frequently. Adjust the exfoliation routine based on your skin's response and consult a dermatologist if you have specific concerns.
Where are Soapsmith ingredients sourced from?
Soapsmith make every effort to keep their supply chain and manufacturing as local to Soapsmith as possible, reducing their Carbon Footprint and supporting local businesses at the same time. All of their products are manufactured in the UK, with 60% still made at Soapsmith HQ in London and the rest made in Devon. Soapsmith source their ingredients from UK suppliers, and where this is not possible, from as close to the UK as possible.
Are Soapsmith products Cruelty-Free?
Yes. Animal testing of cosmetics is now illegal in Europe and has been for some time. Ingredients designed for cosmetics also come under this ban so thankfully this horrible practice is becoming a thing of the past.
Are Soapsmith products suitable for vegans?
The Soapsmith products are 100% suitable for vegetarians and vegans.
Do Soapsmith products contain natural ingredients?
Soapsmith make their products with natural or naturally derived and sustainably made ingredients. This approach ensures exceptional product quality and skin feel is protected, whilst avoiding chemical or harmful ingredients- both to the skin and the environment.
Do Soapsmith use sustainable packaging?
In 2022, Soapsmith began their transition toward 100% recyclable and/or recycled and biodegradable packaging for all primary and secondary packaging. They are on track to achieve their goal by H3 of 2023.
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